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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Vhk ALL Nti.L NEA fk GRIND NfTh Tfif
\ NAief thai la 4ksse1 ne taeE oaa fo1 etc8
ttsaie tlt ino4et faei sca have B,sid taF fenl
hit toU esli ,.i , a noa = go ~ Dl.t toslse
All - eH Aialhf 4 "a niellN al A. > fEoFtl,
tA,rt.i si,sf< OPP ssses Aatsl.
:. toe uttN Nflt. SktlkEA HEN MonEkS
= 80 Ncsf tesy sen tssoan houee ou 8QQt
s.-e ia in tat ssit1 i2u 1 f5e cts balance
tsl = Fa41 slsstel laontilN NilD intrrasa "a
fstr cf'tt tlitoa & l,ilillA = lddgeassit bliior
itg 4fleIa04e
tsoK SAIE-sooD Hot'Sf A lot OK Ia
u graves h4lld3 - aasDee. sI1ee 5eEns
10 sllt p1teo4ssf t.li 81 Caii ave- aloe otate
oeeEl saturday -ix1.s from : IA $ 1alsle hzo1.,
over Afcsae.
lHof SALE-S Hal Fok CAsR A NiCF NINE
I nQEnhoucf and llirls -llirse .s.a lol hsn oiock
lFaus As.urst sua lRi>luD-st tala la ffrfccl
o2f. htre nalae 1ist icetki bare4ln IN t1rEn1
Rapids 4 sold heilgs Decent ttf q. Cal o. al
orsss AsfiolAi supply tonl4as. ss Monsoe a..
6rano kslnas &1n
uoGsE AID L0f f0R sAlf OF FOk EENT.
III IS Laiayeit ~ mn hetssr socih 81 ChCfr.-
A. Also enc smsll hoilst 40 Hgtf lu1sou Pare.
tnQsAre on the premises szd
non sAIE-A' LAk6f BRICK DWELLING
i hoasS On Sglins si lor ss0s a noaf frame
Dwelling house "a Jsnlrs ies :. ala, AID an
se acre iarIn ili sparta tof stfet nA or small
Jas lseIlls sno Reasonable terms a. A. ilAnIer.
ruon l-S ledystd blocf. over I'aasg lalraFY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

State Labor Comm issioher Heath annual
report shows. from figure. compiled under
the requirements Of the new mortgage tax
law, that out of 9Os03 farms reported by
township supervisors ~ 40 per cent. are
mortgaged. and that these mortgages are
egusl to rs $40 per cent OF the assessed
valuation Of the property upon which they
are binding. and 10 2-l0 per cent. Of the
total valuation Of al farms reported. Ale
gan, Barry, Branch, Calhoun. Clinton,
Eaton. Genesee. Gratiot, Ingh2m. Ionia.
kaismazeo. Kent Lapier. LeDswee. Liv.
insston. Aacomb. 81. Clair. Van BGTen and
Wsshtensv. With 50s townships reported
and seventy-five not heard from, have a
m0Ttzsged indebtedness on al rssl property.
inc udiBg fsrms and own and city lots. at
the same percentage az those reported By
supervisors. based On the valuation Of 1886.
the totei figure would be SO. ss3, 40 for the
counties named.
Weqne county. with en- assessed vslus-
fion on farms Of - Sal 638 has mort ksgs
inGs5tsansss of Sszs .578. g. estimate the
mortgage debts Of the entire county. With
twelve 0gt Of eighteen tos1s reported. in
ciudinz the city Of Detroit sill foot up to
81 5Z1liL
Kent reports sbout &, ,7e8. .ooe. eaginsv
81 zgi CO..
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
DAN FOLTON ON TRIAL
DETAILS or a HORRIBLE MURDER
A a4n Who ssrssred Hts wifs's Head
Erola Her B0ds " tth = Carving Il aifs
-G0seFaor ssfaf0Fds tass
Trial zt Mare asSts.

CosEUssA. Mieh.. Dee. 2o.-Ths trial Of
Dsni q Foiton. for wife murder. is in pro-
gress. The eoart room Is crowded. a. the
horrible details Of the murder are still
fresh IN the public mind.
F0lton married = woman OF unsavoFy
reputation. who bad been keeping house
for Alexander Holmes. Three weeks
after the marriage Foltoa tried 20 induce
the woman 10 leave Holmes
house. Sac refused. shefeapon lie
attacked her vita = carving knife. nearly
seYeriB< hsf aeai from Der bo1y. He then
ssSalled Holmes. nearly disemb0 weiing
him, th0ugn the latter mas recovered from
ms INJURIES. Folt0n then cut his own
throat buE failed % inhict fatal injuries Hs
was found IN the woods nearly desa from
loss Of blood snd brought 10 Jail here where
ne has since remained. I'll talks freely of
the murder, and expresses only one regret
that ne wasnt successful ia killing
Holmes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Chsries Johnson. the sixteen-yesr-old
youth, 10 Ezs convicted last week IN tie
Superior Conrt q burg isrizisz.e house on
North Divi.ion-st-. ~ss yesterday sentenced
10 three vesrs al the Ionis House of Cor
~. r.ioa. 1f sor. who 1ss known az
Doty hss seess IN trouois several tHaes sa6
j. known a. rather a toush customer. a.
thongs his open couDsensncs and eeneral
apcesrsnce weuld net indicate this. Fl -
tse voafh ~ho hr1isiiT ss<sElted 0s3-er
Msher. ~lth piscs of iron- rhi5s tas 81
Ter ~ss eScsruzg aim from ths jaA . ne
Gar roona-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
AN ELEVATED TRAIN OFF,
A Narrow Escape from = Serious Acci-
dent on the sixth Avenus Road.

A Narrow Escape from = Serious Acci-
dent on the sixth Avenas Road.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-An uptown train
on the Sixth Avenue Elevated railroad,
crowded with passengers. WAS thrown from
the track near Franklin-st. station in West
Broad way this afternoon. The cars bumped
along over the ties and would have fallen
into the street ouE for the fact that at the
point where the accident occurred q third
track is being put in over the middle of
the strest and timbers TO sustain the adj
ditienai track had been thrown across
between the tracks on the sides
of the street. The deraiied train was
therefore sustained b. these timbsrs. The
passengers were terribly frightened and
p&nic-stricken. bu. NJ one was hurt. Tney
left the car and climbed down upon the
structure and along it to Franklin-st. Sta
ton. where they descended to the street.
Traffic on road was suspended two hours
while the train was being reD.ac-d on the
track aud the damage 10 the road repaired.
The accident is attributed to defective
rail. This is the first time in the history of
elevated roads that cars have entirely left
the track so as TO be in danger of falling to
the street. The officials have always
claimed that such thing was impossible.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
a RAILROAD SENSATION.
wsoi...ls Discharge Of Oficers and CLERK
on ths Fftfsburg a Erie

wsol.-sls Disshsrs- ef Officers and Clerks
on the Pitts burg Erie.
PrrruUEs. Dec. 20.-The officials and
clerks Of ths passenger department aud
ticket ofice Of tbs Pitsburg & Lake Erie
road wers notified yesterday thss their
presence weuid not se required for . few
dsvs. s the books Of ths department are
being suiited to gst really = new system OF
handling tickets. This - the beginning Of
. series of cew developments, which prom
is- 20 assume the proportions Of the recent
startling disclosures in the freight depart
ment OF ths Pan Handle. The officials
OF the road have long suspected thar some
thing VERY loose or positively crooked exists
in the ticket sales. and have recently ob-
t~ined proof OF there being system Of rob
berry. L IL tnought that counterfeit tickets
ere in existence. which without collision
on The part of officers or clerks. this fraud
wcuId bs inspossIbie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

4 GOOD CHANoF ron e0k EONE-FORsA sAIE,
a an established grocery 6oiDG good hstsi-
ness goo rsssoDs igrs ling cal - % Eebt-s'
between no boars - snd p N -
IlAt1 kD-A sb1fkD hhND OAt BUk-E
" Ceiirrrr veg a AddTess Ink Boz l7a
FTAE8 ED-Tu EKrHAN gG ACBYz or
" good eedaz lsn6 r. Antrim Co. - ch.. IT
citT , PREY. F1g1rt ~ Cherrf 81 ~
WANTED IHfef IooEiFe ToF GOOD
~ he.r t1 teleraeHe fts - hare sewers good
erlE on q book ntr Rosfn 8 PIERCE hioek a5s
DOERD AID fO9v WAN1fD 81 Ycf'se
y Hsn ia ae.e fawiis Ad9rres g. a. Bo1 e.
2 1eshErsrr hErala- S5i
EeOs saLE ~ IRA EfIf ntf EfEDifN Il
Z WOOD $50 rsT los6 oeivsre9 frsna
far51s enes9 70. ffstf
3fE 4lIf f'okIEA AT5e-fk rASIfIs W1TEf-
j coors sDd rFsvg1., eleFsntr fr7~1es in ilfoaze
~ sis f.xres fo- SIS e11 srf8 -. former prices
-. sr1 So HsHist5l ~ as5ierE ~
galESN NAxZAN ADD a I'M SNAIL
y ssrcTter c1e sre1f esrnsd ~si ofhers rfi
- 8 D ln fss6 F-C Box lf7l. EeN YORK. ZIef
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

MUSICIANS WANTED z Two NiOIINISTS
VI I'D enc bsss yiol player a the sees 1or
isblezax yixantS. Apply 10 a. a.. Today. -
=. &cnfos a.. h. Leonz III sons a Co.
JEy AKlL--A GOOD STEADY NAN TO Run
w SEMINARY eREine oas who under "a n0s
~ = Ainery. steady Nork 10 the right man the
year round. Address Engineer. Box !, care tbs
Oflce. Saf
IgTANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w Of our safes: size 2hxlnxte inches, weight
511 lbs retail price s. other sizes ia proportion
A rare chance 70 create a permanent blisiness al
hCue. These saies meet q demand never before
supplied by other sale companies. are moi
governed b. the SAFE Pool A pine Sale Co., en-
ciaaati Ollie felz5
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS

Andrew Gerber Of the firm Of Gerber &
sons, tanners, Of Fremont. Is a. the Esgle.
James FsrBsworth has gone to Orange,
y T.. where she viii spend the holiday.
rlth bis parents.
I.F. waldron has accepted the position
Of book Keeper in the offcs Of tbs Tower
C0thinz Company.
Farmer REYNOLDS IS sick At BELMONT. ant
Or Ross, Of tais CITY, vas yesterday sum
noned To visit him
Misses Alice and Ics Downs lssve for
Fresno. CsiifoTnis. today noon. where they
sxrect 70 make their future home.
VII A. Emerson snd Joseph Rumble ~
Newavzo. we're n the city yesterday calling
on their many frienIs. Ibey vii return
today
Mss Cars z Dswolf daughter of Ius-
sics DsWaif = spending he holidays a.
haFne. coming froa Bay City. where she :
sfteccing school
William Courtrixbt proVristor Of The
Courtriehf House. Nessvgo. VS. in he
city yesterday - So the production of The
gypsy Baron A. Power
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
THE SMITH MEMORIAL FAIR.
The Ladies Doing a Good work-Progress
of the Building.


of the fssildinx.
The Ladies Helping Hand Society, of the
Smith Memorial church. held a fair in
Stevens Hall, on Grandville-sve, yester-
day afternoon and evening. They had num-
erous booths in the snug little hall. in
which they had various articles of vslns
for sale. Refreshments were also served.
The fair was quite successful. although the
inciemeut weather made it less so.
The HeIpiaz Hand Society Was orzsaiEed
iast March, and they raised 500 the FIRST
SIX months. The net receipts last evering
were shout so.
Smith Memorial church stands on the
corner OF Finney-st. and Weaithv-svs.
When compieted il vii have cost SO,
There has already been s. 000 Of this
smoant raised. The structure i Of brick
and = already enclosed and toe piastsring z
AZ IN eKceps sxcept the putty coat, vhich
tbe woTkmen wIA commence TO pas On to-
dsy. Tee windows rlli - compOsed Of the
finest glass Of snv church in the city. The
building VII Re complefet by January IS.
It = expected that the churca viii Be dsdi-
Gated tie latter part of January.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
FINALE OF THE kIRMES.
Report OF tho Executive Committee-Eet
Receipts $500.

Report OF tho Executive Committee-Eet
Receipts So, 800.
The Ki,mes is oyer. Its results have
been 50 fruitful, that all who participated
either rs spectators or participants hope
that similar entertainment may be repeat
ed each year. Many are now thinking of
similar entertsi nment for next year. Too
much cannot be done for so worthy and
democratic an institution as it is proposed
TO make Of 81. Mark Home and Hospital.
Let the Kirmes be made an annual event.
yesterday afternoon the executive COM
mittee. together with Colonel Penny-the
mention of this individual may convey the
an round foo ish'-met at the Morton
for the purpose of sscertsining
the receipts of the business. The various
committees reported the following figures:
Appro ximste figures very near the ulti-
male received at dol e. ...... Il ,697 60
Net receipts OF booths, eacR having paid
Gen lemen's subscriI In raised by DR..
Fair --......--.---...-..--.-. oO %
Total s5s7 81
This will net, after all genera and execu-
tive committee bills are paid, between
2.700 and s., 500.
Those who have bad charge of the Kir-
mes are to be congratulated uDon the sue
cess that has crowned their efforts in Sc
curing such q handsome sum as s., 500 for
st. Marks Home and Hospital. They
surely, too. could not have laDored Ia a
more worthy cause.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Nsw YoRx. Dec IA little after noon
today President Dexter. Of the Cincinnati.
Hamilton 4 Dayton railroad. VS. served
sith a summons Of the instance cf Henry
= Ives. Who erings suit against Dexter. lay
inx Sansx.s sk 500 .oe. for false arrest
Dexter wss found Al the Drexei building
bv an 5fficsr- The ssse vii come up IN
Br,okivu
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
Ex-SECRETARY MANNING.
His Condition Serious, but not Imme
dlstely Alarming.

= ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 20.-The family of
ex-Secretsry Manning authorize this state
ment: Mr.. Manning came to Albany Tues
day last. from New York, to spend the hol-
idsys with his brother, James H. Manning.
ose r-sIcence on Lancaster-st. was form
erly that of the Secretary. Mr.. Manning
mas not hao either in New York, Albany,
or elsewhere, any recurrence of the attack
which prostrated hun in Washington in
1886, nor is any expected by his physician.
Ia the nature of the case they say no such
recurrence is possible. Mr. Manning is
somewhat weaker than before taking the
journey to Albany. but his appetite is good
aud his mind is as clear As at any time in
his life. His condition, though serious,
owing to physical weakness. is not at pres
ent alarming
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
The Hoa<s

wAsHISsroS. Dec. 20.-Mr. Bsrnum. of
PsnnsylvAnis. offered preamble and reso-
luton. reciting that il IS currently reported
that the coal operators in the Lshigh region
are now importing. or about toimport,2
Belgian miners, under contract to take
the place OF ths miners now on . strike;
that ia that section the striking miners
have made every endeavor 10 settle the diff
ference oy arbitration: that the operators
have positively refused 20 eutertoln arbitra-
ton. nd requests the Presidents TO notify
the officials Of the State and Treasury De-
pzrtments Of these facts and urge them 10
use special efforts 70 prevent the landing OF
the 8elgisns and to see that the law against
importation OF labor under q contract is
strictly enforced Referred to COMMITTEES
on Labor.
Mr. Mills Of Texas. moved sn adjourn
meat IN order ID snabls the COMMITTEES on
Rules 70 meet aud decide upon its report,
which probably will oe submitted tomor-
row. Agreed 20 and the House st 1915 adj
iourued
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Nsw Yosx. nsc. "a ~ be strsner Miran-
"a. which underssos to t,~ big rsft rem
yorsins. y g - View 1cTz. s-rivesi st
White Sfans this frerni1- witaeuf fhe tow
sne reported rhst rl,e to0 va est sst sun
day duFing aeavv s,crn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
WORKATWASHINGTON
Csaxrss.a2a nsf.ft seriously Iii - .
g-shiagsoa EtasSit&i-A As-s2rs
"a LlE.sls ths saabsr al Balls
la Gts ffasas.s-

WAssrssr0s, Dec. 20-The President
h.s sent tie nomination % ths Ssnsts Of
Martin y. Montgomery. of Michigan. % be
AssociAis Iasrics Of ne Supreme Court for
lhs District Of Columbia
Ths senate COMMITTEES on Appropriations
this morning agreed, though not unani-
nao1siy. - a fasora8ls report 0f the h0aze
resolution Tor 4d5safnmsnt tor the h0A-
DAYS from Usxt Thursday
Ihs H0uss Com mlltes On Elections Vas
called I0xsl her today % q 4 the date tor con-
sidsrafion of the fhosbs-Carlisle contested
slseIlon case. The counsel for the contest
snts sere announced ready % proceed.
The SPEAKERS representative stated that
Csriisie tsusrrsi specify setilefasnt- lnss-
mach as = Dsre quorum En present, the
committee did not ieel disposed % begin
consideration Of The case a. Oace. and
settled upon Friday. Janua9y 8, ss ths Ale
TOR taxing &c 40
The Hoase COMMITTEES on Rules hai .
short session AFTER the adjournment Of the
House today. They Will meet again to-
morrow morning an hour before the session
OF me House ADD sili prepare partial re-
port which they vii present for adoption
tOaorros. II vii amount merely % The
rfOund plan Of ne rules with very tes
sn2nk1ss And VARIOUS a4lcnAhl1u8 Will Dc
acted upon later. They will nave 40 more
rules "a start With than are absolutely
necessary. The only changes made a. the
nesting this afternoon Was 20 change the
name OF the COmmiftse on Shipping 10 the
"COmmerce and FISHERIES" IS proposed BY
Mr. Dingley. she number Of memoers OF the
Library COMMITTEES Was Increased from
three 70 i've aud Mr. Ryan's proposition 10
limit the number OF private bills 10 DC
printed TO 100. and those Of public char
actsr tO so vas adopted
RepfesentaEiv Hopkins. OF Illinois. will
Introduce general bankruptcy bill IN the
House after ina holidays l. IS the bill ap-
proved oy the American Bar Association.
IL provides that any man IN de0t 800 or
more may take advantage of the Law Ii
gives such cases precedence n the courts
over al excsps criminal cases and provides
against unnecessary delays
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Lying seriously IN at . Hospital in wash
tnxton.

sxs.s~>s - vt-s2ess-stss-s.
WAsHINGroS, Dec zO.-Hon. Seth @. Mof-
fstt. Of Traverse City. Member OF Congress
from the Eleventh District Of Michigan. is
living seriously III At Providence Hospital.
in this city. 70 which be was taken from
wnlard's Hotel. His illness was caused
sy a csr5uncle on his chin. lie was asleep
when The correspondent Of the TELreRsN-
HxR.LD called today. His sister said. how
ever, thst be was doing well. and that the
doctor bad hopes Of his recovery. Mrs.
hofstt has been summoned by telegraph
b0t has not yet arrived
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

1OR sALE-oNE SECOND HAND ESGIEE.
Il u horse power. fD good order. Address =. o
BOX u, Howard city, Mich 81
i NAAJ T. SILL NJ HOKeL PHAETOF AND
l hsrnezs very cheap iftakeD soon. John >.
homsu. 1s Csuslst 83stf
UC TON sALE OF hhHHATTAK HOUHE
a furniture In progress daily from lu . ID unil
Iop n Rare bargains MUS Be sold. slff
ToR sALF-GooD HACK CHAP. on Will
+ exchange fo7 other properfr Rust. Edwards
4 Co. Widoiconsb b0iiding. city. 5soi
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

srawsrEsp. cue. Dee. 10.-A bomb With
Rxbeesl fsise ras thrown into the seuss Of
nr. Csnfeid this morning. Ms. Canfeid
Jumped out ~ eed snd detached the fuse.
The norno contaiaed enough giant powder
% 3euolsh the house. lsnfields father :
hsiiif snd ase served process for violssion
o. The tenperance Az
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

AARQUErrE. Mich, Dec. 20.-In the suit
against Swineford here, the Judge stopped
the counsel for the defense while address
ing the court this afternoon and asked 10
hear from the other side. Prominent
la wyers think the case will DO thrown out
of court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
Crckst Clnh Omcers.

The second annual meeting OF the Grand
Rapids Cricket Club has been held and
officers We re elected as follows. President.
Peter Doran: vice president, T. w. Strahan;
secretary, :. W. Smith. treasurer, Charles
Baxter; field captain. Charles MiIlins AZ;
directors. David Forbes. ". X. Tibhs. y. b.
Scribnsr. p. McCallum and {. VI. Weston.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

WAsHrSaros, Dec. 2O.-Numerous petit
lions from various States were presented in
favor Of Blsirs education bill, and also a
petition from the citizens Of Pennsylvania,
protesting against the admission Of Utah as
a state.
Mr.. Allison reported bill 10 regulate the
Importation OF foreign merchandise and TO
secure uniformity ia the classification there
Of, and Tor other purposes the underyalus-
ton bill. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Davis reported a ball % place the
name OF Mrs. John A Logan on the PEN
sion roll AZ the rata OF $1,000 year and
asked for an immediate consideration. Nr.
Berry objected and the bin was placed on
The calendar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Jim Haley was arrested on a warrant
Yesterday for stealing turkey from the
wagon Of Charles Baker. Of Pisin6eld town
ship. The theft WAS committed yesterday.
on Csnsl-st. and James spent the night
over a. the isil awaiting triai
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

WANTED-fF FOUR GOOD DINING ROOM
" girls will cal 70 morrow. ] can give yoa
good places together. kOom 5. Piece block. 50
lrANTED - IMMEDIATELY, FIVE CASH
w girls al IL Leonard & sons. MoDroe-a ~
trANTED--A GIRL 10 Do GENERAL h0U st-
~ work al rs Ilvingston-kt. SoS
JETAETED - GIRL FOR GENERAL HOT =
w work. Call a. once on Hank Snyder. a.
smiths Opera House. Slltf
yNANTED-IsMEDIAT A GIRL To DO
W general housework. Must 40 home nights
Apply al 0Dce 10 l05 Fountain 81 Ss0u
UANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
W ersi bouseHOrk, swedish glr preferred.
Apply i5i College ave. Sl1u
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

While the Misses Gage and Beneiics's
opening hop st their new halt in the Hart
man building will be attended by NAM -
fancy dress. il will not pa strictly fancy
dress affair. Il IS optional with those Who
attend the opening" TO go in fancy dress
or ordinary evening costume
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Il J.. PERRY, II THE kRAk OF a SOUTH
DiYisl0n st vii lgfNth a. kiaas az Huild-
lng st11ae a. reasonable rates als0 belalook lum-
bel for al kinds Of buliail,g Purpases 81
II ANTED-6O0D BCslNfsS NAN FAMILIAR
W with oeioe werk aad ssos ~ cash Rare olo-
IfsFfuasty- 4i~o good - eTllsilig soiicllol g.
Ho4 q lelesr aIn. Hslald oll.le .14l
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
FOR Renf--Bnsfness Places.

CT0RE AND BASEMENT TO RENT THE
y s ore & Basement ia the Mllert block. 40 ".
Bridget First Class location. Apply TO Mr.
semuelMiier. %'u
I,OR RENT-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
I now occupied by Mr. ;. G. Barrons cor. west
Bridge & FroDi-sf The test location in The city
Also rooms I'm the block S. :. Ball, agt, No. = 4
is Watorloosf exfHf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

oST = OK N0NROEsF. * 3EFFk kRsoS
l. ave q pal * x.3d asRee sE.ectacifs a.
! ls2thsf cese. ftnder please na4ily An Aegtt
v 5. fFaReol-s- ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Bsrtsl De Fdeger she popular Young
clsrk a. the Star Clothing House ard Miss
Grace Sweet. ~srs married a. p lsst evsn-
ing ~ Mr. De NIiezsrs roonss il the House.
man building. Bev Peter Aoerdvk o1sci-
srsd and oniy the immediate relstirss q
fae cortrsctIEe parties wiiaesse Z the Gers
raaai~s- Ihs a&DpT coarls -iil make tnis
citT taeir honae and bare siresdy e5n3-
menceG koasskespi1x.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

depof Owner can have anne ~ callias GA
aeps Policeman =. Cowtll a1a paying lsF tins
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
AGENTS " unfed.

YUANTED-INM TIN GOOD
w AGENTS. nae or iemsie- 10 work in cit
Csll room IS. koBeynolis block. ssttf
DANXAssERs CAN CLEAR FROM SO TO g.
Y per week selling novelty, manufactured by
Colestock d seymour, 81 Pear Il @ilu
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


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